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Shannon Welcome, 17, will join the Central Connecticut State College in New Britain, Conn. swim team.

Early college decisions announced by athletes

Five Freeport High School seniors signed their national letters of intent earlier this month to continue playing sports in college. A National Letter of Intent is a letter a student athlete submits … more

By Nadya Nataly | 1/31/19

‘Now you can exhale’

Top South Side High School athletes signed and submitted letters of intent to their chosen universities on Nov. 14. The letters are binding agreements between the athletes and the universities … more

By Peter Belfiore | 11/23/16

Seven Seaford High School athletes have committed to playing college sports. Standing, from left, were Peter Couvaris, Nick Kociemda and Nick Couvaris. Seated, from left, were Dan Boulukos, Dana Duggan, Jessica Fischetti and Dan Connell.

Seven athletes sign on

Seven Seaford High School athletes who will continue their sports at the college level next year made their commitment official at a Letter of Intent signing on April 15. more

By Andrew Hackmack | 4/26/16

Among the Calhoun athletes to sign letters of intent were, from left, Emily Turrini, Allison Boldis, Griffin Miller, Spencer Kaufman, Jack Thomann, Alyssa Garbarino, Joanna Marmo and Jessica Arana.

Eight Calhoun athletes sign letters of intent

Eight Calhoun High School seniors recently signed letters of intent to play sports in college, and Calhoun held a ceremony on Jan. 16, emceed by Assistant Principal Neil Testa, to celebrate the athletes’ accomplishments. more

2/4/15

Scott Brinton/Herald Life Kennedy High School seniors Louis Cuttitta and Sydney Goldschlag last week signed letters of intent to play sports in college next year. Cuttitta will play lacrosse for Adelphi University, while Goldschlag will shoot air rifle for the University of Akron in Ohio.

Two more Kennedy seniors sign letters of intent

When Kennedy High School senior Sydney Goldschlag was a kid, she used to love any videogame that required her to shoot at a target. Who knew that the Merokean’s fascination with target games would lead to a college scholarship? But that’s exactly what happened. more

By Scott Brinton | 12/12/13

College-bound Sailors

Nine Oceanside High School football players signed their letters of intent for colleges last week, including All-State two-way lineman Andrew Borruso, who is headed to the University of Buffalo. … more

2/22/12

Joanne Imbert, with her mother and grandmother looking on, signed her letter of intent to the University of Kentucky on March 23.

Valley Stream athlete on the right track

A big smile showing off her pearly whites, that’s how Joanne Imbert, a Valley Stream Central High School senior, looked while signing a letter of intent on March 23 to run track and field at the University of Kentucky in the fall. more

By Clarissa Hamlin | 3/29/11

Oceanside High School star athletes commit to colleges

Four Oceanside High School athletes recently signed letters of acceptance to play college football. Chris Flynn, left, and Brian Ellis, right, will attend Muhlenberg College. Both will play football, … more

2/9/11

In the back row from left , are Kelsey Gregerson who signed with Hofstra University to play lacrosse; Megan Lonergan who signed with Queens College to play basketball; Emily Considine who plans to attend Syracuse University and play lacrosse and Michael Hayes who is set to play lacrosse for Queens University of Charlotte. In the front row from left, are four students who each committed to play lacrosse for the following schools: Michael Firestone — Franklin & Marshall; Jackie Cifarelli — Ohio State University; Dana Ahern — Lafayette College and Byran Gerrato — the Naval Academy.

Eight from South Side High School sign National Letters of Intent

Eight student-athletes from South Side High School signed Letters of Intent with colleges and universities this fall. more

11/24/10

Kennedy High School senior Carly Thea recently signed a letter of intent to play softball for the University of Pittsburgh.

Kennedy senior headed to Pittsburgh on athletic scholarship

By the time Carly Thea was 9 years old, the now Kennedy High School senior knew that softball was the sport for her, and over the years her commitment to the game has grown. On Wednesday, Nov. 10, the Merrick native signed a letter of intent to continue playing the game that she loves at the University of Pittsburgh. She received a full athletic scholarship to the school. more

Deirdre Krasula | 11/16/10

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